All You Need To Know About The New iPhone 6 Before Its September Release
We had started hearing about the alleged iPhone 6 even before Apple launched the iPhone 5s, 5c models, and the latest report from Japan's leading business day seems to conform the existence of Apple's new iPhone.
According To Nikkei, Japan's Leading Business Daily, Apple Is To Release Its Newest iPhone In September 2014, With Higher Resolution And Bigger Screens
The New Handset, Expected To Be Called The iPhone 6, Is To Come In 2 Versions With A 4.7-Inch And 5.5-Inch Screen, Both Bigger Than The Current 4-Inch Panel
The Report Further Reveals Apple’s Plans To Employ Higher-Resolution LCD Screens From Sharp, Japan Display And South Korea’s LG Display
Sharp’s Kameyama factory, Japan Display’s Mobara plant is expected to begin mass producing the liquid crystal display panels by April-June, points out the report. LG Electronics is likely to supply the panels.
firstpost.comThe Nikkei Report Comes After Taiwan’s Commercial Times Said This Month That Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Had Started Producing Chips For The Next iPhone
While Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reportedly started producing chips for the iPhone 6, manufacturers are believed to have begun building components like fingerprint sensors and chips for liquid-crystal drivers.
livemint.comiOS 8 Is Expected To Debut With The iPhone 6 And Word Is That Apple Is Betting Big On Health And Fitness Tracking Features
Reports also claim that iOS 8 wouldn't be much different from iOS7 in terms of the UI and only has minor changes and will come integrated with the Healthbook app.
firstpost.comAccording To Reports, Apple Believes That The Release Of Their Newest iPhone On September Will Have A Huge Impact And Potential Over The Mobile Phone Industry
They are expecting larger sales over the their existing customers. Since the first introduction of iPhone in 2007, it has received a large piece of the smartphone market, getting high reviews and acceptance from its consumers.
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